The Nelson Evening Mail. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1878.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 8, 9 January 1878, Page 2

The Nelson Evening Mail. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1878.

The Port Darwin Hoe is interrupted north of Alise Springs. At a meeting of the Regatta Committee held last eveniug the first prize in the second class sailing race was awarded to the Transit, and the second prize to the Nellie Cross. All outstanding accounts were ordered to be paid, and as there was a small sum over, it was decided to place it to the credit of the Regatta Fund of 1878. At the Magistrates' Court this morning, before C. Hunter Brown acd A. S. Collins, J.J.P., William Taylor was called upon the information of Antony Hurst to answer a charge of assault. The defendant and his witnesses were in attendance with Mr Acton Adams retained for the defence, but plaintiff failed to put in an appearance, and the case was dismissed with costs against complainant of £1 Is.— Pritchard v. J. J. Taylor, of Richmond. An action brought to recover £7 10s 7d for drugs supplied. Defendant did not appear, and judgment was given for plaintiff for amount claimed with costs.— Loasby v. Williams. A claim to recover £1 4s for a pair at boots made for defendant in 1874. Plaintiff swore to the making and delivery of a pair of boots to one Morley for defendant. Defendant on oath stated that at the time named he. was working for Morley down at the Sound and obtained from his employer a pair of boots. The boots were stopped out of plaintiff's wages when a settlement was made between the parties. Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed with coats. M'Gee v. Win. Williams,, acclaim for £3 for board and lodging. Defendant did not ap pear, and judgment wns. given, frr plaintiff for amount claimed with. coats -^M'Gee v. H. Williams, a claim for money lent — £10, No appearance of defendant. Judgment for plaintiff for amount claimed with costs Nowhere in the world's history has it been before known, not in all the vocabulary of the men of science, nor in the Philosopher's store, the extraordinary and marvellous effects obtained by the steady and persevering use of " Giiollah's Great Indian Cubes." The maladies known as Rheumatism, Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Liver Complaints, and Biliousness, are cured by these Indian Medicines in a manner never before witnessed. They cau t ha, '.had of all chemists, where see the testimonials of marvellous cures. Testimonial. — Dunedin, 9th August, 1876. Sir,— Having been troubled with Indigestion, upon the recommendation of friends I tried your Aperient Mixture and pepeived so much benefit from it, that J have much pleasure in giving you this testimonial, and can strongly recommend your Indian Cures to others, suffering as I was from severe Indigestion.— Youra truly, (Signed)— Jo«» Adams, P.C.R., A.O.F.—Advt. Ma Hodder retiring from the firm, T. R. Hodder and Co,, have decided to relinquish the Trafalgar House Business, and to reduce the stocks in their general stores at Richmond and Spring Grove— to effect this they will offer immediately the whole of their varied stocks at very greatly reduced prices. This sale is exclusively for cash.— Advfc. In sparsely settled districts, where medical .aid is often difficult and sometimes impossible to obtain, it is extremely desirable for families to h»jre in the house some reliable medicinal restoratire. Being widely comprehensive in its curative operation, perfectly pure, undeteriorating and recommended by the, medical faculty, Udolpbo Wolfk'b Schhsdah Aeomatio Schnapps possesses all the requisites of a family.— Adrt.